Hilary Hamm’s remarks from the opening of the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library remind us that democracy is a living experiment—and that citizenship requires our active participation.
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On America’s 250th birthday, the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library opened its doors in Medora, North Dakota. The Library arrived more than a century after Roosevelt’s death, not simply to preserve a president’s legacy, but to ask what that legacy requires of us now.
In Assembly Notes, we want what Teddy Roosevelt championed: helping move more and m…
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